Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07
Mr.. Henry Schnitzler
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE M'GIRENY CONCERT.


The concert given by the famous Nc
Gibeny family last night at the First NJ.
E. church, was a success in every sense of
the term. This family is so we'll and IA
vOrably known to all lovers of music, that
an extended mention would be superfiu-
Gus. Suffice it to say, that the music, both
vocal and instrumental, was splendid and
fully up to what was expected of this Won
derfully talented family. The large au-
dience was captured from the first number
and showed their keen appreciation of the
whole program by their applause and fire.
quent demands for an encore. 4 treat
was promised and that promise has been
kept TO the very letter, as all who We're
fortunate enough to be present last night
will cheerfully testify.
The program rendered was as follows:
PART FIRST.
l. Overture to Martha. ....... Fiotow
McGibeny Family Orchestra.
,. Glee-"We Come With Song"
81. W. huSgleS
McGibeny Family Chorus.
8. Cornet Solo-"Un Ballo Fantastic
Mr. Frank McGibeny.
1. kindergarten Song-'Fares' Serenade"
....:.................D X.
Florence, Dockie, Grace, Carl,
Jamie and Leo.
5. String Quartet-'God Save the En-
p1rof. Haydn
Hugh, Viola, Victor and Allie.
6. Vocal Solo ........' 1.-The Better Land
Mrs. j. B. McGibeny.
= Violin Solo-'Souvenir de Moscow"
MI Hugh McGibeny
Fra o9Ra Hnsb Victor and Fred effected
O. "The Anvil Chorus ......Ne Verdi
Family Chorus and Orchestra.
PART SECOND.
l. Orchestral-"Coron March"
McGibeny Family Orchestra
?. Song-''Bednoin Love Song Words by
Bayard Taylor. ..............Pi nsuti
Mr.. Frank McGibeny.
3. COrnet Duet-''Short and Sweet"
Mrs. Frank McGibeny and Miss
4. Musical Reading. ;'Monie Musk
Miss Allie McGibeny
5. Humorous Song-"Over Her Knee"
Master Jamie.
6. Trombone Solo-"Enjoyment,"
Observation-Disclosures. g. ID. Barnard
MI. RED McCIlDeDy.
Z. Old English-Humorous Part Songs
''Three Doughtie Men. w. W. Pearson
McGibeny Family Double Quartet.
EMMA ABBOTT.
Manager Crawford announces the pleas
ant news that he has prevailed upon the
managers of the far-famed Emma Abbott
opera company to play a short engagement
in Wichita. This news is as agreeable as
it is surprising, and the enterprise of our
ambitious manager is worthy the most
liberal support. The Abbott company,
according to the present arrangement, will
90 to Memphis from Denver via the Santa
Fe road and will take in Wichita probably
Friday and Saturday, Dec. IL and IL, and
the occasion will, beyond doubt be made
by the crowded and brilliant
audiences that will assemble to pay tribute
10 Americas foremost songstress.
CRAWFORD
''Alone in London" was given to good
sized audience last night at the Crawford
Miss Tanner as Nan" was excellent,
while the support was also strong. The
play is of the deepest interest has many
striking and realistic scenes.
The white Slave Concert will be
given at the Congregational church to-
morrow evening.
MISS MADDERN
and her excellent company arrive on Fri
day noon from Denver She will give but
two performances, opening with her great
Lyceum theatre success I'm Spite of All"
a play that has caused general comment
the country. The pretty little
"Ingenue" is without doubt the most in
teresting young woman on the American
stage Her company is acknowledged rs
the most complete and efficient on the
road. To say that Miss Maddern's en-
gagement should he regarded as A
Dramatic Event would be placing it
mild. The reserved sale has now exceeded
any previous sale.